a. [f. FLUTE sb.1 + -Y1.] Resembling a flute in tone, flute-like; soft and clear.

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1823.  New Monthly Mag., VIII. 39.

        Cuckoo! Cuckoo! O welcome, welcome notes!
  Fields, woods, and waves rejoice
  In that recover’d voice,
As on the wind its fluty music floats.

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1845.  Alb. Smith, Fort. Scatterg. Fam., xxiii. He sang with a delicate fluty voice some enamoured stanzas.

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